
VHS
The largest accepted format—roughly the size of a paperback book. Look for VHS, T-120 or T-160.
Tape identification guide
Compare the size, shape and printed label. If you are still unsure, send a clear photo showing the front of the tape.

The largest accepted format—roughly the size of a paperback book. Look for VHS, T-120 or T-160.

A much smaller compact VHS camcorder tape. Look for the VHS-C logo or labels such as TC-20, TC-30 or TC-40.

A very small cassette used in digital camcorders. It is usually labeled MiniDV, DV or DVC.

A compact 8mm cassette with two reel windows. Look for Video8, 8mm or a large “8.”

The same size as Video8. Look for Hi8, Hi8 MP or Hi8 ME printed on the tape or case.
Free format help
Show the front of the tape and any printed words or logos. I can help identify the format before you start an order.